Family Fun @ the Visalia Library!!!
Join us every Friday for free Kinect gaming, movies and over 15 board games that families can enjoy playing together!
When: Every Friday 2pm-5pm
Movie starts @ 2pm & 4pm
This week's movie: Judy Moody and the NOT Bummer Summer
(children might want to bring pillows or something comfortable to rest on during the movie.)
"Get ready to score extra thrill points and mega-laughs with this irresistible family comedy based on the best-selling book series! Feisty, fearless Judy Moody is looking forward to the most super-duper, double-rare summer vacation ever. The trouble is, her parents are called out of town and her BFFs are going away with their own families. That leaves Judy trapped at home with her pesky brother Stink under the watchful eye of Aunt Opal (Heather Graham). But with a little playful planning - and a lot of imagination - Judy turns a snoresville summer into the way-not-boring adventure of a lifetime!"
Kinect Adventures! 3-5pm
(Kinect is for ages 6-13)
Board Games available to play in Children's Wing:
Candy Land, Chess, Checkers and Backgammon, Chutes and Ladders, Clue, Connect 4, Dominoes, Go Fish card game, Hi Ho Cherry-O, Memory, Regular playing cards, Scrabble, Sorry!, Uno
Cost: Free!!!
Where: The Children's Wing of the Tulare County Library Visalia Branch
Who: Children, teens and parents (adults must be with a child in order to attend this program)
*Parents must stay with children under the age of 14. *No group or daycare visits are allowed during our program times.Please call in advance to schedule a group visit.For further information or to schedule a group visit, call the Children's Dept. 713.2731
The Library, once again, has been cleaned, dusted, and polished. The miles of shelves and tables shine, the windows sparkle, and outside, our vines are tied up, and the entrances and the children’s courtyard have been cleaned. The Valley dust, spider webs, and sticky finger prints were vanquished again on Make-A-Difference Day, October 22nd .
The library staff would like to thank project leaders Michelle and Mike Burns for all of their organization and planning, equipment, and hard work. And a big thank you to the delightful and hard working crew of volunteers from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, who gave their time and energy. They definitely made a difference!
